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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-07
The PalnlVrQ.

The new hotel at Orange, 1.-THE Palmyra"
is now open for the reception of guests.
C. 2. Culver, proprietor; J. ]. Martin, man
aper
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-07
NadeAm House.

No. IL Court street, has houses and lots
from $4OO upwards. See advertisement.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-07

ActlSn NJ santa Monica
Next VI Wedn6sday, August 10th. Santa Fe
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-07
INC new Abstract Co.

Have the only complete system of property
abstracts in Los Angeles county.
Los ANGELES ABSTRACT Co.,
l0Court street, room z.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-07
Real Estate Agents Attention.

The name of owner of any lot in Los An
geles county furnished Immediately.
Los ANGELES ABSTRACT Co.,
10 Court ST., Room z.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-07

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
Ill existing between the undersigned under
the firm name of Weinshank & Knox has
this day been mutually dissolved; latd Knox
to continue the business. Mr.. Knox will
collect all bills due the Arm, and pay all LA
bilities Of the firm. ~ n ~
Dated Los Angeles, August I. 1887,
#. A, WEINSHANK,
au2-1mo d KNOX.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-07
PARASITES MAGNIFIED 4sO TIMES.

PARASITES MAGNIFIED 4SO TIMEs.)
This disease, which has proved so obsti-
nate to the general practitioner, who proba-
bly, does not cure five per cent. of his cases,
is conquered readily by our new treatment.
Over 2OOO cases have been treated during
the last three years in this city by this new
treatment, and in fully ninety per cent sue
cessfully.
Unnhreds of references can be given
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

r vas in Waukesha last summer that .
Chicago -orsn becsne acquainted With .
distinguished professor trors the east. he
was a man Of grave and digni7ed deueanor,
.nd inspired the sonewhat firpaat Chicago
woman vita no little avs. With the pro-
fessor was his young wife. particularly
qts,et Young woTnan, ~ho seisio1s spoke. The
Chicago woman. heirg lsfs xione with them,
ur,sertook % furnish tie chat Il vas sitting
crs here on The plaza last night, said she,
"aftsr every one else hsd eft. ard casnce,l
- ovp~hssr scrar of conversation from one
~ TIE windows don't suppose q serious
gentleman 1ss rprsrSeif. professor, vi be az
al interested. saHi tel' it fer tb, amusement
If your wife rsfs voices Gcntinx o1t were
thcze - man arai vcrap. ard | hearyi the
msn ssy. Fccr lttie birdie. Is 60 Afraid -
- al slone in &c world I'D q ETeat, big.
bcrrid n,arfr Tia fftie vornsa fror1 Chi-
cszn ut 10 further. fer ERE rrofeSsor and his
wife hsd s,Irned vivid sesriet. The Ar
gonauk
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

The way TO have good credit is to keep
out of debt
To bs intelligent is to be honest, kind and
good
You have as much right 70 put your hand
into another mans pocket as your nose into
another mans business.
A kind word costs you nethiny, and the re-
turn of it usy come at time when you need
IL most.
Trust no mans appearances. The toughest
bark covers the spundest tree and the thin
nest ice has the snoothest surface
lie who longs after good precepts is quick
ened in bis Imagination and strengthened in
his expression The vine wAich grows in the
sun is the fuIlss. cf sap and sweetest Of fruit
A good souIed chila is fortress ~ strength
betw~sn its parents and sin Tie barest
stump is beautiful when overrun by the
houeysuckls.
There is no such thing ss hopeless Efe
The soul could TO more exist without hope
than the body without brsath.-American
Commercial Traveller.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

The highest mountain in Africa has az laSs
bern conquered DR.. A Meyer. Of Leipsic.
sucree,lei in reaching sie summit of the Kibo
peak in August last. Klimaniaro vas dis
covered By the nsiSsioasry Rebraann in lsss,
and IN tba fsllswi1g Yesr his colleague.
Kracf. discovered its znovv covered camrsr-
ion. Ksni2 Ia 1852 Vsn Ger peckrn at
tsrarced - sscen3 Kiiirnsniara but sac
csed~t oalv in reaching height of 4eoo
fset In Ie71 the Rev Charles Nsw sscsnslsd
ss far ss the snow line, and IN Ist4 Mr Il. H.
JoeaSton reached heigAt of l6ogo feet Dr
Never took SIX says 70 reach The <lsmruit of
tke erster = Kibo On the frxs dav Re
reschai the forest hait. on tke seroni. John-
stems easlp. 90 ne third. p.ssinz o~.r ex-
t--lsiva <rass r7ufews ae STAINED The s--rw
line. ard hrr- - visual. els native ceraraa-
ions f-ssTs~3 hirrL
On sae fsarea Ssv. shruuzh broken up
hlocss II lsvs Dr. NsT~r rsaches n. Fart ~
tie cr-ster. ta6 taa s6g. g fhe crster issels
aa tke ffsA fsv Tsis se fcuns - ts th5cklv
1Ia,isas1. ss IS. ta~ r~xien uhira hes -
tss-sen Ezte as1 is ta-ver ecmpnnsos summit
kirna vexi Tha ssx4h aaV ~ Hsv@r sreue
in taklaz rhcsagrspas srs3 rnskir~ coilsc-
r5ors areuzd Eieo. sna ~ z.ss srent sers-si
tavS lever 8a~n a. & - srew szrit f.r s-rsi-
lsr purrose H. ssfs7ns.ss The heizht q tk-
Klos S1,rnaff at rlsxs .u - ~ f-~< ,.s-<isisr
sbiy hieheT thar tas ,-~fizasass - IL Jshn-
secu- Il Meyrrs setas,ea sarrzsvs ef ais
journey ~ - sso<ea Ter STA s11nrnA--
Le1aon Standard
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

Aluscn ~as naie net iezg 50 n tbfs
rarer 81 weepinc TfIo-v. va'ch stocd IN
81 receatlv ia fro1r oi tlis cd tavern Cast
kert ~ Ssnuei Ssirr,aa ri E~ck~ Xiii.
Conn re Efs-,sifsfher q rtrr was = ssip
ffcu> over tha grave II Hercisra at St Es~
Ira. ard shis erouzht ~ Eias ne lar-a ~
io~ whirh stccd in t-crt ~ t,e tsnsrs hoase
~ = ? Miller. ne-T ne .iepct ~ Bloomfield.
ard h~,au-e ~ itS r~-as size sns he.zet ~
gau % ~ dangerous snd sas Gus down sbcut
t7~o v--rs sEo the Stnrup ses~srfnE fcrr
f.at m diameter SRI steuf tairteen fees =
rir~'irnf-s~-te This trre ~ss <ro~n frnr7 =
sip tsksu fr,ra ever ths grave - Napoi>ou
e. St Heiess. ~ ne fall r is4s. 81 Cel
Charls- tsreen. ard BY hin riven to A n
Nesrinz. Il shat tila~ ,w1sr cf TIE plsre.
srf from ~hoss sianghfe th- sfsvs f.i-r-na-
- szs sstzsn@< Hsrtfsrd Csuraus
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

Lieut.. Cushing has been devOting himself
70 Chinese subjects during dis stsy in San
Francisco. The last Few nights he has spent
IN The Chinese theatres. he IS aStoaishei at
tho discover IN has made. and says that the
Chinese mythic laaspage "a the same a. the
Zuni. and further saTs hs win agree to trans
late any myth represented on zoo Chinese
stage by means q is kEowiedgs OK Zuni
MYTHS. View York World
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
A Few References 10 Fiji
Ont the Golulnn.
Encioss Isso-teaa >'omg cad lsls fr
F1ffiaisrt

Encloss I.so-tesa Samp cad lils fpr
FBffis8ars
Rev. Dr. Sfephse Phelps. csaar K4s,tds. a..
President ~ Ctls College.
liis thirteen yeeisiia daughter Naf cf.fr1 ~
partial biitlifesa and teri o. Sis ti lti atait4
eyes. lad tlEf ste had La attended scho.s blt
three weeks IA her lie
Rev. D. U MfnsF Cedar Rapids. Ia
tuitd ~ osneero2 sto9a4ch tf9rb.e slo par
TIA loss a. voice,
Rev. eserre fckhars e sdar Rspsas. sa
,eged 81 terFibie cysl#pis - twenty siFs
YEAR duration
Boa. q. 4. Richmond, Cedar Rspt1s. Ia
cured Of ihe0msfisn aud psrisi psra ,sis
Er ana Mrs- Mcfarland. S@esr Rape. I1s
Their daughter c.fea u cosnl,ese pefasss'so'
one side
Mis srcis Britiinshsuo. Cedar Hap.ds.ga.s
On uuiches sesea can bfoa A. ol re N. stssli.
surr6
Jadss y. ~. Brockway, eoseors. f-.s
csrd of nelnigia and sgofuis-
Mrs. n. ~. okvay. concord
Neuralgia AID serious ucakDc'srs
MIS-. :. a.. beskisy. " aterllss. -
Cured 81 Ihe9mslism ei the tye. - al sns %
long Standing hzl kht had tt,0 te Afsry tsIu4.
Mrs. ". a. xne. Waterloo. Ia.
cured ~ long cenlin8ed weskness-f Wa e,
had a. SHINING q Treatment thai fi1e lal -
carries mt, ''iicS. Treated three .sar 80 "a
bss been well ever sinoe.
Mrs Harry Shsrple. Waterloo. Ia
Cured ~ ieTiitle CO.'S ~ ion oi yeers siaoo-
iug: a amos sssr lon 0ho suffer fraA
teffilhs constipation write 70 hel y b. has nal
no ~ ue.e IN thIsc yesrs.
ME- kIt.ll~ Ksaicsls. Waterloo. 81
Fer sssen 1es-k confDed % bsT .oofa viii
spinal n0i.be, cufcc Ia or sloDth os atHCiit
treatment kOs ue
II. e. BarIss. Belle rislns. Ia. rrops.ssar =
Cured 81 leaiirnsni sole ler O. ssaas t1rstca.
Bad no h4c = DO. shoe oo zoe fOri 'of sefez
years Rap aded haGcros =. Go. ar ~ .fes'.
an IN 1 fFffI
cured rim % week.
Hoo. shsrcy Isfsii, Ciinfor. la
His wife Cared o. - cal e. ineufaeie wcsk-
ness
n .Jsr & E Toll. FosgDsaslsr Al clip,or az.
cufee o. dyspepsia and eKirealc nefToG psos-
trGfs0a
). "A. Mah-. nsnhsnto~n. Ia. G. a N. y.
Ticket Agent
caed Of serious bears disease. also als'niax
fiene4 ifcu1ifs
John Dowrs. NarshaiitoHp. Isa
Hi. foaf es-oid grsDdchiid cnsd Of parsirs-s
OF one ieg cauea By AZ jury- Brace silc s3os
tbs. he woe esu ieteen Al my onlce
viii show az ny ocice q any one fnfcrlstud.
over - 0 endorsement from i0fmer pstietU
of course 4 90 rst eEpect recommendation -
cure anyone bui tisese Statements do pFys merit
ans thing IA this w0fll cAt proFe = II bbHaa
evl3oncs Offered ~ i.ooeG ucn and sssinfa
amounts 20 anything then en- prepared ~ oner
fhe SICK - G-sno karios more thar iie. p haps
ever ss4 one mans % session ,riort
an here Tor our mutual good iwlii ie honest
witt al callers and shan - glsd - ses 500 81
No. 8 Central Place building,
FOUNTAIN ST.
Boors--io >. sa. 10 ~ M, aud , 10 si3ep ~.
f, Clement billings, N, d. T. D.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
FIfth Ward CoIlector.s Notice

Notice i, hereby given that the Office Of the
Collector for the fifth Ward viii be held at Eo
50 = field avenue. Saunders store and that
the tsx roll FOR said ward l. now IL the hanes Of
the unde rsigned for collection and that he will
attend a. his said Office until and including tae
10Th Day ~ January. after the first publication OF
this notc-, frou soc ocs "A. m. rntil O'Clock
p. Ia, for TIE purpose OF receiv NJ taxes
Dated Grand Rapids Dec. I, 1s-7
CHARLES II. SAUNDERS.
Collector Fifth Ward,
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

seeoae ave &2d Fzo1 ks1riick fs4af Esn 10
>eI,E ed ar called lnse .hf ssxss<
81 ets ent a -. DLl1hs> - lca4 srt xSA
lkf Nes ASke1,
1si - YOssF oos Yl4int
2&4 stalS l-ta Sstck tol.sllE FksoH SoHe
nlNEtiss le'lass c9os1-ssa ts7 ll1lilf=. SscA a
ikhf a. tSsr .n1 asL / La eee4 eoaus.aS
1tts ; "a ~ <9-kE taHl aei - tttf
p&llfIi, tsil ae1e1 rtlff I srrs Ee&ktf rfeIF
oas I Nee1 nate . sfaeSF : lfa< Sas e 20
tlH.s ssN ~. Ilt.ii1kt sSs yeFs ies l3ese@
saS noi sblc ~ a. NAftEilis <ad t4a uel sctA
fgsf sosle lllats a1d leGt1s k1rs Alss1s1ie
ard aiShs4reasd- a. coiigl seks sg.sk toka &
hAe ever .sen I Hak IL . ferritle ea1diaon ana
oUsiid AS Eaxt hives Kefs t1il
-hee ltne ve1f % lal4er fzesirleui
Aine seokt 1 frceit1a - a. tFestaaeNs two
weels lAki Thursday ] az csiias s,rank en4
eei n0A and AZ ~ -eorE a. tle tiise a te fa
b@s len ne Gas al tAe eia ieeilng - ~esknf<s
&l1 oeEiiosaseis. i 1sse gesnea len f.aurat ~
Negti slnee / hEsn takiDs ~ 4isli1lR tseNi-
ueQt ara = / Eaf~ n ktfrlE1
fel shs fsss lao weeks J eiaet nekios any
fge4 cAaost tlil s.hct t1ea hsAV l.cteotra
very lrsa-t( sne ticndlif tank eFx - -
cover tntlies 8 ~ idiiiugf ea e. {oa am
Elar lad ~ &c isEl coincidence in AAa - llase
my cast 4n 14A1s
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
Seventh Ward Collectors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Office Of the
Collector ior the Seventh ward vii be held a. No.
90 seventh st, and that the tax ! for said ward
Il now in the hands Of the undersigned for col
lection and thai ne viii attend ~ BIS said cfice
Unit sn6 including the 10Th CAV ~ Ianrary
after the HIst rBblcalicn of this Ioiic-. from :
clock O. n ufti. O'Clock p. N, for The pur-
rose Of receiving taxes.
Dated Grszd Rapids Dec. J. 1887
JOHN CUBAN
Collector Seventh Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
Eiehth Ward ColIec,or's Notics.

Notice is hereby given that tie ofsee Of the
Collector FOR the gh ward will be held al y o
27t Cod 81, Strsptons grocery store and hat
the Tax roll for ssid ward Is now in the hands =
the undersigned or % section. and thHt h e vii
sftsnd - his said ohics Until spd inclndine the
10th day II January after the frsf publication o
this notice. from o clock q until o clock
o. n for the pIrpCse Of receiving tax
Dated Grand Rapids, be- q, 1877.
JOSEPH CHfLVER
Collector Eighth Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
The Asthma which Mrs. Mayne Had for
Twenty Years Ordered 10 onlt.

This is TO certify that ]. Mrs y. K Aayne. re
siding al No c36 ~econd-Aye. Clinton. Iowa have
suffered terribly Tor twenty years with asihms.
The last three years have DO. been allie 10 DO
anything on account OF H. / have spent hun
dreds o. co.lsTs in doctors bills and medicine,
but ali 10 no pufpae All The les. physi.
claus having failed 10 sfi0rd relief and
likewise the so-calied asthma specifies 20
much advertised, / had abcu. given up IN
10 Clinton was prevailed upon by friends who
had been cured 10y HIM to make one more at
tempt to nd myself OF my afiie.ion. ] received
one month s treatment and have been wei ever
sisce and am in the best OF health now. Both
myself and husband are greatly pleased. We
would willingly have psid Ran, uusss the money
charged by Ilr billings for what he hss done To-
me. But few weeks ago / Sx hopeless hac
despairing. now / sm vel
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
Firs, Ward Collectors Notice.

Notice Is hereby given. ths; tie of.ce OF the
Collector for he first Ward wii he hello 81 No. IS
Grandyihe avenue and that the tsA roll fey said
ward IL Low in the hands Of the un6s igDed for
collection ana thai he will attend AZ his said
Office until and including the l,fh day OF Jan
afler the first publ OF this notice from
o cif ck m. I'M ii o'clock D. M, for the pUr-
pose OF receiving taxes.
Dated Grand Rapids. Dec. |. 1857.
HENhf hOEKSEMA.
folieetor Fffet Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
Sixth Ward Collectors notice.

Notice is hereby given tina; TIE ofice or the
Collector Tor the Sixth warl will he held 81 No.
81 West Leouafdst., J. snyth's sicre. and thst
the ts roll for said ward IS now in the hands OF
the undersigned for col ection aud that he viii
stteDd at his said ofice until and lr cluding lie
10Th day of January, site he frs; publication OF
this notice. from o'c ock a n. until : O'Clock
j. m. for the pur pose of receiving taxes.
Dated Grand Kapids Dec I. 1857
JOHN HOoGERHYDT,
Collector sixth Ward
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
Fourth Ward Collectors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Office OF the
Collector for the Fourth Wa d will be held st
Court block. Lyon street, ana that he tax ro fl
said ward is Do~ in the bands ~ the undersigned
for collection sni that ! o vili a tend sf bis sric
Office until ard including he IN day OF January.
Of er the first publication II this notice. from s
O'Clock a m nrti O'Clock p. m, Tor the purpose
OF receiv Wing taxes
Dated Grand Rapids. Dec. l. 1857
CHARLES A. ROBINSON
Collector Fourth Wa q
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
Second Ward Collectors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Office OF the
Collector for the Second War viii be held at No.
81 Monroe street, and that The tax roll for said
ward Is now in the hands Of the uudenigDed for
collection and thst h viii attend az bis said Office
until and including the 10 day Of January after
the FIRST publication of this notice ON O'Clock
a. m. until O'Clock p. m. for the purpose Of re-
ceiying take.
Dated Grand Rapids, Dec I, 1857.
ID J. DOOKNINK.
Collector Second Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
The Many Men and Women
i'm Grand Rapids who are
Sick lg'si Suffering, ! Send
Gre ll1&.
To Every Wcrs That appears in This
Column | Respectfully Call
Your attent on.

| Shall Write the Truth ard Submit
Honest Testimony. and | Will not
Only Forfeit MY Every Hope and
Claim 10 Public Respect. .Confiderce
and Patronage " What is Herein
Contained is not Absolute Truth.
But
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
Third Ward Collectors Notice.

Notice is herely given that the Office OF the
Collector for the Third Ward will b held at No.
2a4 jefferson avenue, Grebels store, and that the
tax roll for said ward is nov in the hands OF the
undersigned for collection and that he wili at
tend at mis- said Office until and including the lot
day Of January, after the first publication of this
notice from o'clock a N. unit. 5 O'Clock p. N.
for the purpose of receiving ta1es.
Dated Grand Rapids, Iec. l, 1851
BERT EMA,
Collector bird Ward.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

/ DESIRE TO IMPRESS UPoS the
people of this city that l ana here ss sn
honorable man. ! want the sick 10 fee
and know thai | have been successful in
the past to remarkable degree and that
my greatest hope for the future is that /
may be equally a. successful. DO noi dis
pute the claims / make and the claims
made for me by thousands of former
patients who are glad because proved
such claims TO be good and true.
Accept as true the truthful statements Of
the many who have suffered.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

From The Topeka (kans) ComnioHweaIth.
Dr. billings is certainly prodigy, his wonder
fal work here has stirred ~ more talk among the
doctors aud the sick than lhs. Of any other insa
who ever came 10 Topeka. His cures are autbcn-
ticaied beyond doubt When such Eames az ex-
Msyor orin T. Welsh, Rev. d. Thompson. Gel
s W. Stone John N6nd. The druggist A T.
Thatcher and scores of ether well known re
putable citizens are signed 10 Testimonials and
statements OF cures the time Tor doubling ceases
Write TO any Of the above pcfs9ls, iAcy are
among the most prominent citizens that Topeka
sfords
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

fhl geiS. N4s ueNs llill.6se = - K - Dslia
Hon csizhlrg IL non A. sol 81 NSsefioo
ehs pIis slafec her cas- fu.axsi
y tessls &AktuF ~ ilfnt Ax&a 4E It,iilhRs
6irl0l les woc2s a. ~ 81 losae al nsser-s3
had boel coufnad 10 ~, iec ~ eiettn laeuiaf
~ ~ uo1f htlpls.s cln itiau aas eAsl .scs,l
by he - The issl etten AloulAz nes a4ls
T. move tftry lhirE aie ef afsrt sss fikes4
a. ~ ~ $li4 - ina lnsflltf NY isEatse "a
pAl4l{siA tstfca ~ sFnsi tiocA's ga tns
Qeist sllsIt caa NAL arF kCfe acrf neet 10
l.e 1QUn haro Sry. sn1 bert >is'iiAk
ffictflt n 5 o. receive frH IN ieE tffsfsasu3
hCccIuiil. 49, ire sayioe 81 ar I4iishsTs. NhaH I
ftsafi. taiit "a csi lifs ere heath
Ahon a. hope ft01 . h. tEoaffas1f had
gone We werc sasiou+ g. have ~ Di ncs -
"a cArS lA<, &C klfN 81 fasEe slffs
s.o " hon ht had catco tee YEAR AZ al s1cA
diseases could moi ie slrxu ID stilff i,it-
siclanE
These cuTes are lrly woaeer1 Thef "a
hlouera lalr6Clek noti.ine icss and fae filys cea
who pTtRes himself abe io perform ghrm Is L
heA ~ laeA lot l,aiieuis ie mater lat llsy 10
sslo ~ ne tDflous and lsfciIdlcct
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

Remember that the Men and We
men whose testimony ! Offer are just
as honest as though thsy lived in
Grand Rapids and you hsc known
them tor life time. q two-cent
stamp and a few lines OF inquiry will
bring an answer from every one.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
WILL OFFER FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
To bs applied 10 arY public charity, II
II can be shown that snYreference
or testimony offered is net
wholly sno perfectly true
in every particular.
And Further I viii oner
ANOTHER FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS

II IL can be shorH that any nonae AZ
tached to ony testimony or as. a ref
err nee IS not that Of dn honest, rep.
ttdtle, sceiL knosca and respected TsS-
idenf Of the community tn lchich Il Is
claimed that Re Tor she) resides
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

I scon n say rigAt here that beiiere can
cure nearly rrsry case eJ asthma AoUesr bad
OF LONG Standing.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04
Read the Following Extract

From interviews in the Msrshailsown, Iowa.
Tfnles- Ryp1s5ffcan.
s'Tbe second place visited was the home Of oar
well-knOwa tOwnsuan J. r. Safilck On NoHn
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-04

sab iraiAs a. nAsss A's ''e "a Consider
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-04-09

it must be peculiar TO Iynchburg. !
never heard of II before. Oh, it will
not take us any time TO finish up this
work, and then-which way are you
going Stephaaie?"
"Home"'
There was proud exultation in her
voice as she said II, ard all the wealth
OF the spring sunshine in her eyes.
Peggotty could not understand It, but
Stephanic was never Hike other girls.
"Glorious !" She jumped to her feet
and ran over to kiss her friend In
spasm of delight which made her love
every body and everything. Then she
held her off at arms length and looked
at her with serious eyes. Even this
lively Young woman had her serious
moments
'Steph, you are brave girl-the
bravest 1 know. This life is repugnant
to you, how much SO you will never
tell, With me it is different. / chose
it through seitishness. ! thought 1t
would be pleasant and easy way for
me to got what ] want. -Ay money
has not all gore back to keep loved
ones at home from want, for--there is
no one but just me-"
Sudden tears sparkled on her lashss,
but she winked them away.
lyon are II heroine, S'ephanie
Byrne, but ~Xeu.-Wi!I go unerowueti;-
exccpt,cs,,uS ..----..1S:sss6o M one e,sa
'wiff'-vrr' wHpW you rs 1 do"
(ContinHc6)
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-04-09

All the talk about desiring to satisfy tho
great West and South goes for naught, SO
long as tho Administration, by its acts,
stamps itself exclusively with tho Now
York label. It might havo boon excused
had the latest manifestation of this pro-
Eastern tendency been confined to pronaot-
ing Assistant Secretary Fairchild to the
fgabnet, and the published excuse accepted
'nss, Caslse refusing, no other available
| man could he found outside OF New York.
b"' tili- lonient criticism will not be ex-
| 'ehoeo 10 he ePresidentisrcourse i'll passing
over ali the worthy and deserving men of
oshef states 10 select a young New York
politician for the fasistant Secrctaryship.
Mr.. Cleveland and his New York ring of
admirers may think it s,rewd noiicv to
| thus strengthen at the expe.,so OF other
sections their grip upon New I>ri. which
they hold to bo the pivot of polnictr power;
but the indications now arc that fSNaay
lead 70 holding that State at tho loss OF
more than an equivalent in others. The
experience ofthe Mississippi Valley i'll the
matter of river Improvement alone has
been sufficient 10 arouse a serious rebellion
against any further extension OF New Yori;
control of the government, without adding
insult to I'M ury.-,N. o. city ITEM.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-04-09

Tho Washington National Republican
has discovered new Beecher. 1t says:
"Gen. George y. Sheridan, the orator.
who speaks tonight at The Congregational
Church. is man nearly AS years OF age.
BE stands about feet inches in height,
his chest is full and deep, shoulders broad,
head massive and features very strongly
marked. His hair is Worn long and is
slightly gray. AS he stands upon tho plat
form he strongly resembles Henry Ward
Beecher as he appeared twenty years ago.
His style of oratory is impassioned and
impressive. His speeches and lectures are
full OF vivid and ofttimes startling word
pictures. He has magnificent voice and
thoroughly understands it's use. His ges-
ticulation is graceful, at times striking, al
ways appropriate. Altogether ho is ono of
the most pleasing, gifted and powerful of
American orators, and certain to win II ma
tional reputation if he continues upon the
olat(Oru.''
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-04-09

The n. o. City Item is juhlant over the
fact that Louisiana fonr per cents arc NOW
ruling at 80 cents. We notice that city
school warrants are quoted in Tho same is
sue of The Item at290J35. Such q disparity
i'll the value of promises to pay is shameful,
by the hard worked teachers, it is outra-
geous.-Coydr Chronicle.
The quotation of school warrants referred
to is Of the surplus issues of the years 1S7..
and previous-"baclS in old Radical days.
as it were. These warrants are now in the
possession Of spectators who Will in tho
end find a way to make tho city pay in full.
1t is ever thus,-N. 0. CITY ITEM.